I'm sure stunna will stay pay you for last month's posting, you just won't be able to participate in this program as a pay-per-post anymore, or at least until you become a senior member. I have a feeling though that in another month or two the PD campaign will be via referrals only, even for Senior/Hero/Legendary.

If I were you though, I would have at least kept the PD ad in your sig until you got your payout. Now it will raise the question if you actually had the PD link in your sig the entire time or not.

Take a look at NOMP and MPOS, their source is available on github and many very large multipools use it such as trademybit and multipool. Beware of all the scammers that say they created hashbaby.com and want tons of BTC upfront (IDK why they all claim to have created hashbaby /gofigure).

NOMP: https://github.com/zone117x/node-open-mining-portal/
MPOS: https://github.com/MPOS/php-mpos

Often running these pools is a full time job, don't think it's simply install and let the profits run in...especially with high-profit new altcoins that often have forks and require constant client updates etc.

Howzar you left this negative feedback for boumalo:
boumalo 0: -0 / +0(0)   2014-08-16   0.00000000   Reference   Stole my idea of a collective referral campaign. For reference is my original thread followed by his copy. Original - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=738554.0

Seems a bit childish that you are so upset about having some competition in regards to a collective ad campaign, which is by no means invented by you or even copyright-able.

I also found these negative comments on your trust:

DiamondCardz 12: -0 / +9(9)   2014-05-22   0.00000000   Reference   Previously banned for spamming PMs to attempt to purchase accounts. I wouldn't trust him.
zolace 0: -0 / +1(1)   2014-05-20   0.00000000      used many alt accounts to cheat the sig campaigns
n00ber 0: -0 / +0(0)   2014-05-09   0.00000000      This guy accuse me of failing his campaign. I add his signature for 25 days. He only pays me for 15 days. He pays me 0.02 not 0.04 btc. I offered him refund but no reply from him about the refund. Instead he wants me to sell my account to him.
U1TRA_L0RD -12: -3 / +0(0)   2014-01-31   0.03000000      Did not pay me back the 0.030 BTC I loaned him in January 14th.


Anyone going into business with Howzar might want to think twice about it.

If you want to use the same bitcoins on your android phone as on your/any PC, your best bet is to go with blockchain's wallet. That way they are accessible anywhere in the world, including your phone AND your PC.

Miners have been shipped to the buyers. I would appreciate it if you guys can leave feedback one you have received your miners, thank you.

I received payment from Kimosan, will be shipping his Fury's in the morning.

I now have no more Fury's for sell.

Is that taken literally? As in 70,000 squared (4.9 billion) should be bitcoins market cap?

I think a good time to get your kids involved with Bitcoin would be around 15-16 years old. I know that's when I was introduced to the stock market and economics in general. Give them some funds to play with, let them invest either in bitcoin or the stock market (or both) and teach them money and investment management. Teaching them early about principles of saving and investing will pay off big for them in the end. Many of the kids today are simply consumers with no interest in their long term wealth accumulation.

I know my child will hear about Bitcoins very early on, simply due to my own interest in them. I talk about it nearly daily with my significant other, so they will be bound to hear about them VERY early on and of course, then questions will be brought up. Kids' minds are knowledge sponges, teach them everything you can as early as they want to learn it

For reference, starting new term.

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Stunna you still haven't fixed your google form. You can't fully enroll without claiming a payment afterwards. Thus I submitted my claim twice again (submitted claim, then re-enroll).

It would be silly of me to predict exactly where the bottom is, I follow the fundamentals and hope it will be much higher in a few years. Another thing to remember is that a major VC will start purchasing Bitcoins on September 1, 2014, bringing millions of more fresh dollars into Bitcoin.

Buy and hold, as is my usual advice. Selling when it's low just sounds silly (unless you predict a crash coming). Most people that play the game of trying to buy low and sell high tend to lose Bitcoin in the long term, because prices move quickly and without warning.

For the people that will now post that they've made a killing buying/selling at the best times, ask for some proof over a 6 month period...I'd doubt they can provide it. Admittedly I'm sure there are a very select few that have done well, but most don't.

Why join this community of people and participate in it when you believe bitcoin is going to become non-existent? There surely has to be something better to do with your time than talk about this foolish bitcoin stuff....right?

Unless they are doing something fishy like front running, there absolutely had to be more buys than sells. If everyone was selling coinbase would have an excess of coins and little fiat. If everyone is buying they have extra fiat and no coins. It's a simple exchange of goods and they take a cut in both directions. You're right, most people will not be buying from coinbase until they get an official market price again.

If you have demand and you cut of supply, what generally happens to price anyways?

And don't forget that some of the people that wanted to buy off coinbase will now be moving to other places such as their bitstamp account, localbitcoins, mycelium local trades etc etc.

And coinbase will now have to buy more coins off bitstamp...adding some buying pressure.

Newbie you just shorted so your hoping that the market remains bearish in order for yourself to come out the in the green. Coinbase exists to make money. If there is volume in both sells and buys equally on coinbase, coinbase ends up with extra bitcoins and extra USD. There has to be more buys than sells on coinbase in order for them to no longer have any BTC for sell.

Don't be silly. If there was more volume on both sides (buys and sells) they would have plenty of supply to keep selling to us. Can it be already priced in? Sure. But now those people that wanted to buy bitcoin from coinbase would have to go to bitstamp and it may create some buying pressure over there. More importantly though is that there were clearly more buys than sells, and coinbase ran out of stock.

The fact that there were enough buys compared to sells to make coinbase run out makes me happy. The alternative that they may be front running, would make it even better.

I'm not expecting people to buy several days ahead. What I can only see as good is that coinbase is SOLD OUT. If they aren't selling coins, how do they make any money? That would be a terrible business model. So...why are they sold out? Were there too many buy orders and not enough sell orders? Did people buy more bitcoin than they had predicted and thus didn't have the reserve for? Or are they front running?

Give me an example where coinbase makes money by NOT selling coins or there not being enough buy orders to make them unintentionally run out of coins.

A little market manipulation and lower than the ATH bitcoin prices for 9 months and suddenly everyone is a bear. I for one see how bitcoin is much more useful than the USD and I consider bitcoin to be in its infancy still (in terms of physical store useability). You should all calm down and enjoy the bumpy ride to the moon.

If price will increase soon, they would still allow customers to send them money and they reap the benefit of giving less BTC on the 22nd.

Which would mean that they are aware of a price increase coming (which would be great) OR they actually had enough buys so that they currently ran out of BTC stock and have to wire more money to an exchange such as Bitstamp for the buys (which would also increase buys and potentially help price).

No, you will still have paid the same amount of USD, but you would receive more or less bitcoins on the 22nd when the transaction actually goes through.

"I acknowledge that the amount of BTC I receive will vary based on future exchange rates. "